Inquiries
Public inquiries and commissioned studies give the opportunity for all points of view in the community to be heard and considered. All individuals, firms, groups and organisations with an interest in an inquiry can participate in the inquiry.
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Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association (PDF - 577k)
Submission 38 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association. Submission:. Natural Disaster Funding - Issues Paper. To:. Productivity Commission. June, 2014. TFGA â Submission to Productivity Commission Natural Disaster Funding, June 2014 P a g e | 2. AGRICULTURE
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (PDF - 217k)
Submission 50 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
Submission to the Productivity Commission - Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements Page 1. Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry â Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements. June 2014. Contents Executive Summary. 2. Background: The
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster Resilience and Safer Communities (PDF - 432k)
Submission 22 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
5 June 2014. National Disaster Funding Arrangements. Productivity Commission. LB2 Collins Street East. Melbourne Vic 8003. Disaster.funding@pc.gov.au. Productivity Commission Inquiry into Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements. The Australian
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Australian Government Reconstruction Inspectorate (PDF - 172k)
Submission 39 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
1. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RECONSTRUCTION INSPECTORATE. SUBMISSION TO THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION INQUIRY. INTO NATIONAL NATURAL DISASTER FUNDING. ARRANGEMENTS. INTRODUCTION. The Australian Government Reconstruction Inspectorate (the Inspectorate) is
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
World Animal Protection (PDF - 209k)
Submission 37 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
Page 1 of 18. World Animal Protection Submission Productivity Commission Inquiry into Natural Disaster Funding June 2014. 1 Introduction. World Animal Protection (previously known as World Society for the Protection of Animals) is the worldâs
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) (PDF - 745k)
Submission 24 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
SUBMISSION TO THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION INQUIRY - NATURAL DISASTER FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS. June 2014. CONTENTS. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Executive Summary. 3. Introduction. 4. Insurance Australia Group. 5. Economic costs of natural disasters. 6. The role
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (PDF - 247k)
Submission 47 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
Productivity Commission Inquiry into. Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements. Submission by the. Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC). 1. Introduction. The following submission has been prepared by the Australasian Fire
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Queensland Murray-Darling Committee Inc (QMDC) (PDF - 446k)
Submission 48 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
âWorking together â healthy landscapes, viable communitiesâ. Page 1 of 24. C O. M M. E N. T S. N. a tu. ra l D. is a s te. r F. u n d in. g A. rr a n g e. m e n ts. a. QMDCâs comments on the Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements Productivity
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Australian Red Cross (PDF - 521k)
Submission 56 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
Executive Su. Submission to the Productivity Commission Review of. Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements. June 2014. Further information: Andrew Coghlan, National Manager-Emergency Services © Australian Red Cross 2014. Contents. Executive Summary.
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) (PDF - 261k)
Submission 52 for Natural Disaster Funding View full list
6 June 2014. SUBMISSION TO. THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION'S INQUIRY -. Natural Disaster Funding Arrangements. Table of Contents Introduction. 3. Local Government and Emergency Management Responsibilities. 4. The challenge of building more resilient
Date received: 6 Jun 2014
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